The phrase "articular segment" is not correct in written English.
Did you mean "articular segment"? If this is the case, you can use it in contexts related to anatomy or joint structures, referring to a specific part of a joint.
Example: "The articular segment of the bone is crucial for proper joint function."
Alternatives: "joint segment" or "articulating part".
Direct exposure of the articular segment through planned limited or formal approaches is advocated.
Group 'C' denotes complete articular injury where there is no direct continuity between the diaphysis and the articular segment.
In type C1 fractures, effectively three large articular fragments with no metaphyseal comminution, we choose to plate the tibia using minimally invasive techniques with a locking plate to bridge the articular segment to the diaphysis.
The neck-shaft angle, with an average value of 40 45° in normal population, was determined by the angle subtended by the central intramedullary axis of the humeral shaft and the base of the articular segment [ 6].
The distal humeral articular segments, the radial head and coronoid were used as templates for choosing the correct implant size.
The comminuted articular segments were then removed, taking care to preserve the medial and lateral epicondyles and to protect the origin of the collateral ligament.
This fixation technique is often recommended to manage fractures with short juxta-articular segments [ 10, 12].
Knee articular cartilage was segmented manually in five compartments (patella, medial femur, medial tibia, lateral femur, and lateral tibia) as previously reported [ 20, 21].
Tibial plateau fractures are complex injuries of the articular and the metaphyseal segments.
In general, locking screws were used in the juxta-articular and diaphyseal segments, while nonlocking screws were selected for reduction in large fragments as lag screws.
No significant difference in PPT score over the articular pillars of the cervical segment C2 3 was reported between elderly participants (65.4 years, sd 4.7) [23].
